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These vesicles can also form when cells are dying, maybe they have been in
the same media for too long.

On Mon, Apr 15, 2024, 11:57 AM Kilgore, Jason A. <
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> Alas, I'm sorry to hear that, Michael! Best to just throw the culture out
> and start over. You should check other cell cultures that were in the same
> incubator and give that incubator a thorough cleaning.
>
> Also, there are commercial mycoplasma detection kits you can use to
> confirm. There are fluorescent kits, but they are presumptive and you've
> done that bit already. I'd suggest going with the kits that are PCR-based
> because they are specific and not presumptive (Full disclosure: my company
> sells such kits).
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> Jason
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> It looks indeed like mycoplasma or something.
> But the first google results gives me "Mycoplasma cells are very small
> bacteria therefore they cannot be detected by visual inspection using a
> visible light microscope". But ours are ~0.5 um and we see them bright and
> clear! In addition, Hoechst staining reveals bright spots. There is not
> always a 100% match with bright-field but we better through away the
> culture.
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> Thanks again a for good advice!
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> Yes, I believe so, though the signal may be dim compared to the nuclei.
> (using Hoechst 33342 or Hoechst 33258).
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> Interesting! If this were so, would Hoechst stain them?
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> Michael,
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> I hope I'm wrong about this, but it reminds me of images of
> mycoplasma-infected cells. Those cells also don't look very healthy. Could
> they be infected?
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> Jason
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> Thank you, Tim,
> But I don't think this is it. I placed one of the images here:
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> Hi Michael, just to confirm, if your experience is similar to the video
> below, do you mean the dark spots? Thanks to Nikon for the vid!
>
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> I remember thinking those are protein mis-folding aggregates. I don't
> think you would see endosomes with that kind of contrast, and vesicles are
> too small at 60nm to see with transmitted light.
>
> Best,
>
>
> T
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> Timothy Feinstein, Ph.D.
>
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> > Dear List,
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> > If you look at cultured cells, such as HeLa, under bright field, you
> > clearly see many vesicles about 1 um. Does anyone know what they are?
> > (They are not acidic). The stupidest thing is that I once found a
> > paper that investigates them, but now I cannot find that paper!
> >
> > Mike
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